Euro auctions

[glasshouse]

What commission do they take on plant?

 

[daveydiesel1]

Dont know the answer to that but iirc any machine entered is sold, no reserve, so it could be chancy to put it in with them for sale

 

[glasshouse]

Dont know the answer to that but iirc any machine entered is sold, no reserve, so it could be chancy to put it in with them for sale

No reserves? How does that work?

 

[jackp]

No reserves? How does that work?

7.5% commission , no reserve , it makes what some one bids , something can make a lot one day and a lot less the next sale

 

[Wellytrack]

They own alot of what they put in too.

 

[How much]

There never seem anything cheap though plus the bidders are worldwide and from sale to sale prices don't seem to vary wildly

 

[biggles]

I’ve had a few smaller items out of there at good prices, easy company to deal with, and like having the no reserve policy, I’ve had too many wasted days at sales where the sellers are dreamers

 

[biggles]

I’ve had a few smaller items out of there at good prices, easy company to deal with, and like having the no reserve policy, I’ve had too many wasted days at sales where the sellers are dreamers

 

[Against_the_grain]

No real bargains in auctions anymore since online bidding has taken off. Now literally millions of people can view an item whereas before if people missed it you might sneak a bargain. At the end of the day its worth what someone will pay for it.